Residents Demand Removal of Resort Over Disturbances
Residents of 1165 West Eighteenth Street press for the removal of a roadhouse alleging disorderly conduct by its patrons. They seek nearly $10,000 in damages, naming Thomas and Salena McManamon and others, with Perry M. Hanes holding the liquor license and Telinois as bond surety. The suit, assigned to Superior Court Room 3, cites singing and dancing on weekends, a wine room and gaming activities, all amid a grove and heavy fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighteenth Street
Thomas
Salena McManamon
Chas
Augusta Maurer
Willian H
Agnes Guy
Larus H. Stone
F. M
Alice Whitehead
William and
Sarah Rosemeyer
B. F. Everroad
Lewis Frazier
Clara C. Caro
Alaska Delegates Vote Reelects Wickersham Over Opponents
Wash Aug 10 Advices from Alaska report James Wickersham insurgent foe of the Guegenheims re elected as Alaska delegate to Congress defeating Ed Orr regular Republican and labor candidate William O Connor Orr had strength mainly in his home district confirming a GOP split in the territory Institutional battle highlighted by the news dispatch from Seattle Washington.
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James Wickersham
Congress
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Guegenheims
Ed Orr
William O'Conor
Orr
Thirsty mob seizes beer barrels in Sullivan raid
In Sullivan Indiana on August 10 ten barrels of beer were rolled out by a thirsty crowd preparing to drink. Sheriff Wible Deputy Kelley and Deputy Prose cutor Kelley arrived and dispersed the crowd, ending the incident.
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Sullivan
Ind
Wible
Kelley
Powers Escapes Detention After Bicycle Pursuit
Shelby Powers, 14, led officers on a East street to New York street chase before being tackled by Bicycle Policemen Hunter and Schlangan near Indianapolis. He had escaped detention from two homes and previously fled Gary Indiana, climbing from a second floor window. He then rode a wagon and walked to his sister’s home at 215 North East Street.
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East Street
New York Street
Shelby Powers
Schlangan
Todd
Michael Hunter
Hunter
Young Powers
Gary
Ind
Indianapolis
North East Street
Governor Greets Catholic Union Opening in Boston
In Boston on August 10 the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America opened with a pontifical military mass at Boston Cathedral led by Papal Delegate Very Reverend M Signor Diomede Falconio. Mayor John Fitzgerald welcomed hundreds of delegates from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
M. Signor Diomede Falconio
United States
John Fitzgerald
Butler Heir May Leave Title To Distant Relative
In Appleton Wisconsin on August 10, a Fox River paper mill study details wages at $1.50 daily. Harry Butler, grandson and heir of Sir Harry Butler of Devonshire, may pass the title to a distant relative rather than remain in America where he was born. His father, also named Harry Butler, was a tile manufacturer.
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Appleton, Wuls
Fox
Hentends
Harry Butler
Devonshire
America
Prince Henry of Netherlands Breaks Collar Bone in Bicycle Fall
Prince Henry, consort to Queen Wilhelmina, has given up his regular exercise after a bicycle fall that fractured his collar bone. The prince has a history of athletic activity and has sustained minor injuries in similar incidents before.
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Amsterdam
Prince Henry of the
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Roosevelt Westward Trip Boosts 1912 Nomination Hopes
Washington reports Col Roosevelt plans a western tour to signal sympathy with insurgents and push for the Republican nomination. Insurgents may back Cummins or Beveridge if Roosevelt declines, while Taft seeks renomination with Ohio backing. Montana concerns draw federal attention as Pletcher Maddox heads west.
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Washington
Col. Roosevelt
West
Roosevelt
Cummins
Beveridge
Taft
Des Moines
Ohio
Thomas Carter
Montana
Senate
Pletcher Maddox
Internal Revenue
Montana Republican Committee
Maddox
Beverly
The Illustrious Prince XVI Continued and Paris Night
Two scenes unfold with political scheming as Prince Maiyo’s stance is discussed by a duke and prime minister in Devenham. In Paris, James B. Coulson's seemingly lucrative woolen patents venture leads to a risky night with English associate Mr. Gaynsforth, ending with a pocketbook exchange and hidden danger.
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Bransome
Devenhham
Far East
Maiyo
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company Financial Statement
Statement of the condition as of December 31 1909 for Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company located at 54 Prospect Street Hartford Connecticut. Capital 1,000,000 with assets totaling 4,714,610 79 including cash real estate bonds mortgages and loans and other inter est accrued interest and premiums. Liabilities include losses on adjusted claims and other claims against the company with total liabilities 2,123,117 01 and maximum single amount 200,000 00. Indiana auditor J C Bilill Heimer certifies accuracy March 7 1910.
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Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company
Prospect Street
Hartford
Connecticut
L. B. Brainerd
Blake
Indiana
J. C. Bilill.heimer
Jones & Laughlin &Teel
CAS
Presbyterian Ospital Penn'a
R. R
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State
J. Co. Billheimar
Eevee Ete Ee
Arelgit Aenee
Auditor of State of the
Orion
J. Billemimma
State of
Or Pal
J. Billabimnem
Hartford Life Insurance Company Financial Statement 1910
The Hartford Life Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut presents its capital at 560000 00 with paid up capital 500000 00 and assets totaling 4739541 14 including cash real estate stocks and bonds and loans on bonds and mortgages. Liabilities total 3724378 41 with capital and surplus 1015185 73 and total assets 4739541 14. The report is certified by the Auditor of State as of December 31 1910.
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company Statement 1909
The document shows the Humboldt Fire Insurance Company with capital of 200,000 and assets including real estate bonds and loans. Liabilities list losses unadjusted and reinsure amounts. State auditor J C Billafimer attests the December 31 1909 condition and files the original statement.
Assets and Liabilities of the Hamburg Company in the United States
The record itemizes the company assets in the United States including cash deposits of 206000.00 dollars, bonds of various sorts with market values totaling 124671.88 for state bonds 310355.00 for railroad bonds and 217720.94 for other bonds. It lists secured debts, losses in suspense, and other claims totaling 1997569.22 with a reinsurance amount of 9756.00 and related figures ending with 1266888.56.
Insurance Company Balance Sheet Fragment
Fragmentary financial disclosure shows capital of 3,000,000 with paid up cash and banks total 14,195,705.00. Real estate, United States and railroad investments, and other stocks listed. Debts for premium 5,477,833.48. Losses adjusted and unadjusted, reserves, and conflagration surplus 746,166.21.
Judge embarrassed by kissing in court
Cincinnati news reports Mrs. Blanche Harris of Hamilton charged with defrauding an innkeeper. Judge Indre Hoffman dismissed her after note of reconciliation as her husband appeared willing to forgive and take her home. The couple kissed repeatedly prompting the judge to end proceedings and send them home.
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Cincinnati
Blanche Harris
Hamilton
Indre Hoffman
Deafness Cured by New Natural Treatment Claim
A promoter, Dr. Guy Clifford Powell, advertises a mysterious method to cure deafness and head noises. He promises free information by mail, asserting the treatment is simple, natural, and effective at home, with results declared rapid and lasting.
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Guy Clifford Powell
Guy Chffer
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Conn
George E. Keeeney
T. F. Lawrence
Security Company
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Palas
J. C. Billheimhe
Auditor of State
Humboldt Fire Insurance
Beaver Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pa
A. H. Trimble
Edward Heer
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Sears
J. C. Billafimer
Hartford Fire Insurance
Trumbull Street
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Thos. Turnbull
Broadway
New York City
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Lial
Fuuther
Legal Reserve
J. C. Billheimer
The
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Nassau Street
New York, NW. Y
Cornelius Voremus
Carl Heyh
Billeeien
Hamburg
Liberty Street
City of
New York
State of New York
F. O. Affeld
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Germany
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Hanover
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
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R. Emory Warfield
Joseph McCord
Paliisiera Oustanding
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Areunah M
Germania Fire Insurance
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